Sentence examples for target tenure from inspiring English sources

Currently, there are two similar lawsuits that target tenure in New York and Minnesota, and backers say those are moving forward despite Vergara.

The scientist targeting a tenure track career who settles into yet another postdoc needs to have a serious think about whether she is pursuing an achievable goal.

MECs -- or more precisely, some of them -- often target pre-tenure faculty members who are eager to publish, says Martha Gerrity, a clinician-educator and health-services researcher at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland.

"During Bob's tenure, Target has achieved outstanding financial results and become one of the most recognized and valuable brands in the world," Mr. Steinhafel said in a statement.

New Portsmouth manager Andy Awford says a return to the Championship is a realistic target under his tenure.

Van Gaal has also approved Southampton's Luke Shaw and Bayern's Toni Kroos, who were identified as transfer targets during Moyes' tenure.

All sentences were designed to be expressible by all targets regardless of tenure (see Appendix).

Although targets with shorter tenure were descriptively seen as more deserving of punishment, this effect was not significant.

As the significant linear trends show, targets with shorter tenure were seen as less trustworthy, less entitled to coalition benefits, less likable, and less competent (Table  1).

Instead, targets with 600 days of tenure, relative to targets with 300 days, were descriptively seen as deserving more punishment (but not significantly so, two-tailed p = 0.16 in a paired-samples t-test).

Don't expect to find one all-encompassing mentor who can help you with all aspects of your tenure requirements; target people to help you with particular challenges along the way.